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managed will premiere on the Oxygen Network. Over the course of the season, we'll cover

five missing persons cases. The UAV team, Payne, Donald and myself, sat down for a round

table discussion on each of these cases. Here's Rob to give you some case details. Case

number one. Carina Molinowski and Annette Sagers. In 1987, in rural South Carolina, 26-year-old

mother, Carina Molinowski disappeared without a trace. Then almost one year later, her 11-year-old

daughter Annette Sagers went missing from the same place. You just don't see two members

of the same family disappear a year apart and no trace of either one is found. It's a

very suspicious set of circumstances. Both mother and daughter were last seen around

the plantation grounds they called home with their family.

Steven Molinowski, Carina's husband and Annette's stepfather, was the caretaker for the plantation

grounds. The couple also had two young sons. Not only did we not know our mother's name,

we didn't know anything that had happened.

Carina was my sister. She loved life. She loved her kids. He thought she and him did not

get along very well and that he had done something to her. When 11-year-old Annette Sagers disappeared,

her stepfather found a note in a nearby bus shelter, allegedly written by young Annette,

explaining that her mom had come back for her.

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